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Economic Reforms and R&D Expenditure in Industrial Firms in India

Despite being better endowed with scientific man-power and skill, India has lagged behind the Asian Tigers and some other countries of Asia in terms of technology standards and industrial productivity. This could be attributed to the fact that India has been slow in developing local R&D (research and development) in the industrial sector and also in adapting and assimilating imported technology developer elsewhere to her advantage.

B. Goldar | V. Renganathan

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